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Note: For convenience it is recommended that both the project picker and the odm generator app be checked out to the C:\runtime\ folder.

***This guide will assume that***

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4. project 'odm' will be checked out to c:\runtime\odm\\\

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***Step 1: Check out code for Project Picker UI app***

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4. Leave all other values at default and click ok.

***Step 2: Configure the Project Picker UI app***

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7.Find "defaultConfigFiles" property and edit it to provide absolute paths to the Config.groovy and DataSource.groovy files we edited above.

***Step 3: Setup Grails***

1. Download latest Grails distribution from2from here

2. Unzip the distribution in a suitable place. (For convenience I have it at C:\Program Files\grails\grails-1.3.7)

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5. Setup a 'JAVA_HOME' system variable and set the value to where a JDK has been installed. If JAVA_HOME allready exists please verify that it does not point to a JRE but infact to a JDK.

***Step 4: Check out code for ODM creation and translation app***

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3. For "URL of repository" use "XXXXXXX"

4. Leave all other values at default and click ok.

***Step 5: Setup Ant***

1. Download Ant 1.8.2 from2from here

2. Unzip ant into a suitable directory.

3. Append the path to the ANT/bin directory to your system path.

***Step 6: Building the ODM project***

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4. This jar file will be placed in the lib directory of the redcapui project.

***Step 7: Building the redcapui project***

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4. In a web browser go to http://localhost:8080/manager/html  

(change the port to where tomcat is installed. Bitnami installations might not need a port specified)

5. Select and deploy the generated redcapui.war file.

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   d. Redeploy:

      d.1 Open IE, go to http://localhost:8080/manager/html

      d.2 ALTERNATIVELY, browse to myprod\\C:\Program Files\BitNami Apache Tomcat Stack\apache-tomcat\webapps, delete war file and app directory redcapui, copy the war file in C:\runtime\redcapui\target to the webapps directory, then stop and restart the Apache Tomcat service.  This automatically unzips the war file into the correct directory structure.

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otherwise:

   dbCreate = "update"

When creating a new server connection in the app, specify the path to the REDCap_Service directory , e.g. http://localhost:8080/manager/html (change the port to where tomcat is installed. Bitnami installations might not need a port specified)http://localhost:8080/manager/html, login, stop, undeploy, browse to war file in c:\runtime\redcapui\target, redeploy. (Note that parameters for the Tomcat Web App Manager - e.g. username/password - are contained in C:\Program Files\BitNami Apache Tomcat Stack\apache-tomcat\conf\tomcat-users.xml.) https:// redcap.tch.harvard.eduyour_redcap_instance/REDCap_Service/https://svn.recomdata.com/repo1/chb/redcap2i2b2/odm"http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgihttps://svn.recomdata.com/repo1/chb/redcap2i2b2/redcapui"http://dist.springframework.org.s3.amazonaws.com/release/GRAILS/grails-1.3.7.zip